Sentence examples for although it survived from inspiring English sources

Although it survived for centuries, it was damaged in a fire in 1731.

French industry had to restart completely, and the Soviet industry, although it survived the war, was not technically advanced.

The curator tells us that although it survived the Civil War, it was almost demolished at the turn of the last century, to make room for commercial development.

Postoperatively, the largest flap showed superficial necrosis, although it survived.

When a greater system, with all-embracing aspirations, came to the fore, the guild system died--although it survived in some forms, primarily the university guild, and its vestiges can be seen in labor unions.

Location shooting and lightweight sound equipment have all but eliminated this formerly common practice in feature films, although it survives in television.

B. pseudomallei is able to survive for long periods in moist environments, although it survives less well at low temperatures (15, 16 ).

Although it has survived years of wear and warfare, one of the palace's wings is now in danger of collapsing into the Black Sea below.

Cash guarantees are still going to nuclear, and offshore wind has had something of a boost that might help it survive - although this industry is now in the sights of newspapers who successfully campaigned against onshore wind.

Although it still survives, I haven't been in years.

In these drab times, the literary column, although it struggles to survive in smaller cities, is dead in N. Y.